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Now it's time to think think think. When you have a problem, think think think. Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do. And just think think think. Pooh, Darby and Tigger perform the "Think, Think, Think" at the end in turn, along with the female vocalists. In "Topsy Turvy Tigger," the Super Sleuths found themselves so stumped that they performed a new song titled "Think, Think, Think a Little Harder." In a number of stories from My Friends Tigger & Pooh's second and third seasons, "The Question Song" was performed in some halves of episodes but some other episode halves, "Think, Think, Think" was still performed. In Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too, the entire cast performed the song to help Darby find Buster, but without any special musical or background accompaniment.

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  • Now it's time to think think think. When you have a problem, think think think. Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do. And just think think think. Pooh, Darby and Tigger perform the "Think, Think, Think" at the end in turn, along with the female vocalists. In "Topsy Turvy Tigger," the Super Sleuths found themselves so stumped that they performed a new song titled "Think, Think, Think a Little Harder." In a number of stories from My Friends Tigger & Pooh's second and third seasons, "The Question Song" was performed in some halves of episodes but some other episode halves, "Think, Think, Think" was still performed. In Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too, the entire cast performed the song to help Darby find Buster, but without any special musical or background accompaniment.
  • Think, Think, Think is a phrase often uttered by Winnie the Pooh when he faces a puzzling problem. It is usually accompanied by him sitting down and much head-scratching. A variation on the phrase, "Think, think. Think, think," was the first thing that Sora ever heard Pooh saying when he encountered him in the Hundred Acre Wood in Kingdom Hearts.
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  • Now it's time to think think think. When you have a problem, think think think. Look at every clue like the Super Sleuths do. And just think think think. Pooh, Darby and Tigger perform the "Think, Think, Think" at the end in turn, along with the female vocalists. In "Topsy Turvy Tigger," the Super Sleuths found themselves so stumped that they performed a new song titled "Think, Think, Think a Little Harder." In a number of stories from My Friends Tigger & Pooh's second and third seasons, "The Question Song" was performed in some halves of episodes but some other episode halves, "Think, Think, Think" was still performed. In Tigger & Pooh and a Musical Too, the entire cast performed the song to help Darby find Buster, but without any special musical or background accompaniment.
  • Think, Think, Think is a phrase often uttered by Winnie the Pooh when he faces a puzzling problem. It is usually accompanied by him sitting down and much head-scratching. A variation on the phrase, "Think, think. Think, think," was the first thing that Sora ever heard Pooh saying when he encountered him in the Hundred Acre Wood in Kingdom Hearts. Think, Think, Think is a phrase that has passed in to somewhat common use in the Wood and is sometimes used by other characters. Pooh and Piglet performed a song by this title when they were lost in the Scary Woods in The Book of Pooh. The phrase was also adopted for a song regularly performed by the Super Sleuths in My Friends Tigger & Pooh to help get their brain-juices flowing to solve cases.
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